Remarkable Oak Forests in Europe...Q petraea Q. tuns CCJIItlnllt'd natural regeneratJon of oak...
Transcript of Remarkable Oak Forests in Europe...Q petraea Q. tuns CCJIItlnllt'd natural regeneratJon of oak...
Nr. en
2.
Remarkable Oak Forests in Europe
B' Dr. '""- .Sulian Rtulu wtd For. Enr:. Corina CoandO -\rbort'tum Stmuia. Dt.'la. RmtUJJJ a
Introduction The pnme\al o:il forest. wh1ch m prehJ,toncal lime<; grew m nch '01h and co\en:d
1remendous area,, ha' been dra,ticall} reduced dunng the centurie, h) dillerent human acll\llle' II has been replaced b) agriculture. gra~'land' or human ...:ulemcnts E'en where the forest- ha\e not b<.>en con,encd. the utilization of the lrees for \ariou' W()(xl produ<:l\ ha' re,ulted m a progrc,\1\ e fragmcntallon and structural degradallon of these eco') \tem,. Toda} there ha.' been a \1-orldw ide decline of oak.s and a reduction in the1r biodi\CNt}. Oili ha\e been U\Cd for a \anety of purposes including building,, tools. fortiticauons. ship,, charcoal tor mctallurg). and for many other more or les~ noble u'e~. including food and game.
Oak forests in earlier umcs sen ed many purpose~. They were temples tor pnmJLive peoples, impenetrable domains for outlaws. >anctuarie> for redu'e believers, a parad1~ for w1ldlife, and later, the sHes for royal and ari>tocratic \port hunung. Today the~ forests sun J\C only m
a qua.\J·natuml \talc a.s protected remnants in :-.lauonal Park>. Biosphere Rescncs or Forc~t Rc,enes.
U ,jog a\ aJiahle mfurmauon that 1\, no doubt, incomplete, \1-e ha\ e lncd to compile a IJ,t of wme of the more remarkable natural European oak forest\. 'pec1f) mg thc1r location. compo,Juon, h1stOf} and some 'pec1al features. The...: forcsls are crillcal resources and pro' 1dc a 'anet) of fum:uons mdudmg growmg umber product,, pro' idmg nch h•ologJcal divcr,Jt), protecung watershed luncuon . ..cnmg a> re'enoirs of genetic va.nabJIIly, and pro,iding a hJstoncal record ot the pa,t oak management pracucc'
Famous and Interesting Oak Forests in Europe
Compiled b' Dr. Stelian RADL and Fort'fll( Conna Co.v;DA
Count!') Fore!>t or rC!>Crve name Location, Area (ha) Oak species
Remark!. : ~pecific feature.,, history, performances, sourees
ALBANIA DAJTI-1'\ATIO~AL
PARK
Q. ile1 Slluatcd 10 km from T1rana. the :-.IP Q. robur co,ers a large area C:!400 hal, bet\1-L'Cn Q.cm:cifera (probably) 200 a.nd 1216 m a ~-1. and contrun\
TIRA~A AREA 2.-JCX)
AR.\1£.'\lr\ Q. tberica DILIJA:'\ ' 'ATIJRAL Q llklCTOflfhND
RESI!RVE-21,822 (fore,!)
matol) faf(JII sylwttca, Pmu1 /eucodemtil and Ab~t·r alba forcsh The lower 'llcs are pn.>donunantly wmpo..ed of oak' and t) p1cal \peen:' of ~1edJLerrancan macchia C Enm Arblllm. Q. tlet). Gobel. Keller Stcmhach. 1996; lone..cu & Condur _teanu-Fe-.cJ, 1985
Slluat~-d on the nonhem lope' of Small Caucasu,, it CO\ers a \Cf)
fragmented rehef 'The intcnor fore~t
layer '' romposed by oak and beech \Land.,_ .Mam pL'Cic~ arc Q. tln•nca, Q llwcrcmthua, and ftz~uf onenldlt\ 10
15
Q lht'ri<(l
Q. maaamhua (contmued)
AR:\1E!:'<l r\ Q. mm rant/rem HOSROV NATURAL Q. 1bencu RI-SI-R\<1:
4. AUSTRIA Q. mhur MARCIIEGG-
5
6.
7
f(J
MARCHAL I 1'0 NIEDEROS rFRREICII -200 lin the l'ramc nt II 00 ha protcc:tcd area )
Al STRIA ST\\1SER EICflE:\WALD TIROl~ 1:-.;N Rl\ ER VALLEY -5
AUSrRI'\ KALKSBLRG IIIMMELS'W lESE \'v lEN 1:!
Al!STRIA JOHA\;'-iSLR KOGEL OAk. fOREST RESERVE LAJ\,ZER TIERGARTEN. W!F_..;ERWALD 1.9'5 ( lon:,tarca) ol :!,450 protected area
Q. pt•traea
Q pube~cens Q. robur
Q. pnraea Q. nrr11
mixture "'ath \ccr p., Ulmus p, 7iluJ 'P·· Fnui11111 and many other ucc ami 'hnab 'peciCS.
Fore t cnC) eloped a a. I. 19li5
Satuatcd on wuthcrn ramifkauon of Heham'l.. \1t- on I) pica) hagh mountaan relief !bctY.c.:n 16110-4.'011 m altnude) fragmented b) numcmu' narroY. path,. Prcdomanant \tand' of Q. ma•-ranthem. Q. ibertca, Fra.\111111 'fl .. Aar 'P· and Ulmus 'P· an the interior moumam la)cr Fore'' encyclopcdta, II , 1986
Predominant pannomc forest as,ocaauons ULucojo· f'rtuint•/llln an~ullifoliae and Quaco-Uimettml) umquc for Austna. lnternauonal amportanc:c area IWWF Rc,cnc, 19731, 1\llh strong negaii\C game and toun t anllucncc Dcclim: ol oak and Ulnu11 Zukngl, 1990
Very old ..c"ik oak lame and grc} alder \land at 701hn altlludt: on allll\aal ,oj(,,
Um!JU<! broadlcaf lorc'l rcscnc an Inn Ri\cr Valle}. Damaged b} ''land JX"tuon and vi,iwr... Zukrigl. 1990
Stand' of Q. pui>t'll't'll!, Q. mbur. Curpuws brtulus and PimH ni11ra at 270..140 m alutude, on Dolamit aod Jurra,ic hmctiXK-.at daflcn:nt exposure~. lntercstmg tlomtil' complex ol marginal Vv'i~n lime lore'l' Zukrigl, 1990
Dt.ltcrent 'uba"ocaallon ol European oakhornbeam '~'Cte,. r\d\'ano.:ed 'tand de\clopmcnt 'tagc Y.tth typkaltermmal and disantcgr.uion pha..c' The :!00-4CXl }Cat\
old oak trees m O\ef\101) an: O\ermatun:. >A-tth reduced 1 atalit} and in~n:asmg rnortalll} . Young grov.th of hornbeam begms to reach the middle and upper story m most of the an:a. illustraung the natural comeNon ol the oak chma\ forc't mto a hornbeam assocaauon. Due to the high game population there i' no natural regeneration of Q. petraeu and only a httlc of Q arm :!00 year.. ago, at the time Y.hen the old oaks greY. up. the l..amzcr liergatcn >A-a> nul fenced and game JX>pulations "'ere lov. cr. "'hen: as today,
Q petraea Q. tuns CCJIItlnllt'd
natural regeneratJon of oak stand~ j, impos~rble ~ rthout fencrng Srmilar problems ol ,tan<J structure and natural reg.:ncrauon ol oak 'tand' occur rn the oak reo;ene~ Spes53.1t (Germany) and Bralo\loie.ta 1Poland1 ~1a)er & Tichy 19"'9
8 BELARUS and POLASD BEI.OVFJSKAIA PUSCIA PUSZCZA BIELOWII:.SKA BIAVLOWIE7.A ~ P. 77,100 (Bdaru'l 58.000 (Poland)
9 BOSNIAand HERZEGOVINA VIRGIN FOREST PERU ICA I'< P SUTJESKA 1,434
10. BOSNIA and HERZEGOVI~A
~.P. KOZARA 3,375
10. BOS:-IIA and HERZEG0\'1:-.oA
N.P. K07.ARA 3.375
Q robur + Q. pnraea {6-10% both)
Q petraea
Q. JX'Ifaea
Q pt!lrtUtJ
Lartc complex of boreo-oemoral, le disturbed pnmary old fore,r "ith unrnterrupted tree cover ince prehistoric umc, belongmg to both countries \1o>a~c
of soils and rand composed by prnc, pruce, oak and other broatllea' es 126
tree peel ),
Great dhcl'>lly · 900 plant ~pccb, 59 marnmah 'P !r•'tl deer, wrld boar. roc buck, European bro;on,, \loolfs, lynx, foxes, beavers), 2JO bird \pc!(:ICs (stork,, kites. mountarn cook~. black grou~e). Vef) \aluable and rich gcneuc center. National Park and Bro•phcre Rc<crvc. Center for aurochs reintroduction. Veritable natural 'k!nctuary Horne of o;ome of the talle t and olde\1 indivrdual trees rn Europe {oak: 4~ m: 400-500 yr old; prucc: 55 m; 300 yr old. Scoh pine : 40 m; 350 yr old, ash : 4:! m, lime : 40 m; maple. 35 m) Forest en.-yclopcdra. \O) I, 19!!5
The N P include area' wuh alurude, ranging from 500 m ro 2370 m. Due ro rL~ great vanance of bedrocks and o;oil conwuon~. drfferent foreM associations developed here (more than twenty), rangtng from Carpi11e111m oriemalis to Pinetwn muKiri. Pintari_. 1999
'atur.ll 'rand of l>C'>ilc oak (Quuc-etiJCarpmrtum) and beech (Fug~tum). Oak forest ol Rosnra and Hcm:go\ rna are composed by Q. petrat·a, Q arrif, Q robm; Q framello, Q pu~satu and Q. lraJOTIO. Pinrari... 1999
Natural 'tand' ol se"1le oak (QueruiiJ·CarpiMIIun) and beech (FaK~tum). Oak fore'! of Bo,ma and Herugonna are composed b) Q. perraea, Q. arm. Q mbur. Q. Jrainmo. Q. pubefcl'nf and Q tiV)UIIll.
Prntari_. 1999
17
II. Bll CiARIA Q luurnmwna usu;-.; BODJ \RK <LOPU NA) NAlU-RAL RI·SER\' E
~.83()
1~ - CROATLA Q. mlmr PRA NIK OAK RE<;ERVE OKU _ANI 'i8.0
13. CROATIA MU Kl BU!'\AR 0.\K RESERVE PSl':'\J 58.67
Q. petraea
Located 1n Sll1mdJa at I 00-1 'iO m altitud.- this re!tCrVe mcludc dominant old oak tore,tm mtxture wtth fagrtt syltarrca. Q humdsstatUJ Rhndc•ckn· dmn pnnttcum. J)crphne fJ(.mlic a /let
IUJuifollm Note : common oak ~pccte.' m Bulgana are Q. perra,•a, Q frame/lo, Q. arm and Q n>hnr. Other pc:<"ie': Q coni[.. m, Q. macednmca, Q. <aJII/ops and Q tm)otUJ. loncscu & Condur_e.mu-r'I!Scl. 1985
Virgin forc>t of pedunculate oak and common hornbeam and a Slavoman forcM of Q. mbur "P· _,famnicu. Oak trees are between 250 and 150 ]Car' old. thetr dbh mngcs from 70 to ~(XJ em. and 36m talL Accordmg to the latest mventory there an: 99\ the volume ol some mdi~ tduab old oak.' trees exceeds 50m3. KJepal', 1981
Remnant ol300 )Cill'S·old vtrgm forc't of bcel·h and beech \\ tth st"ile oal... :Sotc Both these small forest rescn es arc rcnmant' ol lamou' large pre\1ous Sla\Ontan oak forc't located between Sa\ll and Dr.na nvc.:r-, parttcularly in the Sa\ a Ri1er Valle) tPasa\ tnaJ. A trunk \\tth 260 em dbh and 65 m3 \\Cre prc'cnted at the lntcmauonal Exhtbtllon in 1990 111 Pan,, fro~grnentation, lo\\cnng ol ground v.atcrs, Dutch elm disca~e. absence of lrucllricatton, d~lohator~ and dt,t!ascs mak~ toda; the,c ecosystem~ fragtlc, like other oak ~lands in Europe A' conc~mmg thetr rnanag~mcnt, Kl~pal' contirmcd the hndtng of local (l<.'Oplc that "oak gn:>\\S (VIgorou 1;) in the fiN 100 }l!lmi. rnatum m the folio" ing I()() yeaf'. and dtes dunng tile other I 00 year.". For thi rca.;,on, \'llluahle oak timber can b.: obtained only 111 the and ot a 300 )Car
management qdc. KJepac, 1981, :\laue. 1999
Others ~(l<.'Ctal rcsef'\e' (\irgin forc~L'i) for oak specie' in CROATIA:
14. Stupm_ki lug-_rct, Q. rob11r
18
1\.toto\'unska (lstna). Lo_c (Otok), Radt e\o (Vrban.Ja): _c rna and Varu_ki lug- all together - • S3 ha:
Uatrc, 1999
15 Tu'll Hh· Krcmcn)ak Q pttrat!a lon ~!.:t.hcdmcal ;
Babjt /Ub· Pnml\c und DugaJ;n brdo-all tnghcther - 179 ha:
16. Lokrum- Q ilet Dubr0\1\tk. Dundo {hland Rnb), \'elil.:a dolina (!';P MljCI) and Gla\(Jtok ("land Krk)- all- 195 ha
17. Gmcck - Luko\ tea · Q. pube.vc t'n.f
Rebar I on McdvcdmcaJ and Kontija (l~tnaJ • all -62 ha
18. CYPRUS Q. <llnifolra TRJPYLOS
·'20
19 CZECH Q. robar RI:PLBLIC LA!'<_HOT Stat~ Natur.tl Re-.ene DOL NO· MORAYSK CYAL 3!!.63
20 ES10SIA Q mbur \ ITDtJ~IJAESK Rcscnc
JSL.M;O SAARE.\tt\A 96 7 (fore,!)
21 FRA!';C£: Q pl!lrut•a BELLE.\IE and Q. robar RF ... ...;o. YALDIF.U ORr-;E 4,000
Small area of scmt·nntuml mtxed fore't of pme (Pmu> bntlla), gold.:n oak <Q. uilli((J/ial and cedar (Ct!dms brnifolitl). Ibcro, 1994
l.o<.-atcd at the Ct>nfluence of ~lorJ\ a and D}JC (Thei"> Rt\ef\, at the border \\ tth Slo\ak Repubhc. tht' fll'>Od plam old \ u-gm fore.,t i' compn~d b)' mixture of a,h, oak, maple!, homhcam, elm and lime ,pede' It contam I'-'O -.ectal'\ : Cahnm and Ran_ purk. at the altttude 150-160 m Oak tree' reach 164 and I !!3 em dbh, 37 m tall and 43.1 m3. and a'h 134 em. 37m and 27.01 m3. Korpd. 1995
Mixc.'tl Scot' pme - Oak fore't \l.ith domm.mt oak s..'Cond la)'er and under't<ll) of hazel. \~burnum p. and honey ,ucldc. :\umcrou cndcmtc, rehct and rare plant' Forest encyclopedia, 19SS
One of the mo't pre,tigtou' oak fore'" of France. Located on the Perc he plateau I 200 malt.) in a mtld and humtd dunatc, on deep grc} bnm n 'oi ),, the oa~ and beech ,tand' find here opumal condtllon\. Tree' reach current!} 35-40 m and e"el b} thetr rectitude. An oal from Reno-Valdteu rcpre-ented the Fren.:h fore''' at the Bru\\Ch lntematiunal Exhibtuon 119581. Tht\ lore't Olil\\tl i' '-'CII kno\lon and
19
22 FRA 'C!: BERCE SARTfiE 5,391
23 FRANCE
20
FONTAINBLhAU SEINE ct MARNE ncar PARIS 17.000
Q fletraea Q mbur
Q. robur Q. petraea
managed 'tncc the 16th (t:ntul), pruducmg succc.si\e htstoncal lorc't product' (a,orns. fuel ... ood. marindnaval timt...:r. charc:oal, 'aboL~ dogs. cognac 'taves) and linall) high qualit} timber for modem u-c,. Office National de' Foret\. 1991
Famous highly productl\e old oak for~,,, an authentic green JC\\cl, remnant of tmmensc Carnuta Sylva (fore~t ufC.'Irnutcs) exi~tin!l 11
lhc ume of Gaul eunqu~ 1 b) Roman,_ Sa\ed from medtae,·al clear-cuttmg due to its h11~h topography and poot sotls, the fore't l>elonged \Ucce-.~1\d) to AnJOU famtl), to Royall) ( 1337) and to the State (stn,c 1791 ). Proc.ludng mannc timber lor French .:"'avy. Ben:e forest · like other oak m~stvcs. ha,, from Colben ume (1669) until 19:!1, a 'trategic role and .,.,as pc:ml<tncntly \\O:Il managed The regular htgh foresltrcauncnt ha, been practiced here for 500 year., .,.,. ith a 240 )Car rotation, ha\ ing as a result the production of valuable tnnl>er, tn tall. den...:. and stro11ght 'tands The famou~ "Futaie des Clos" presel' ecJ on 8 ha 440 tn:es of Q. perraea 365 yean. old llhc Emcf}' Oak reach 44 m taiJ other ()ak., 45 m). Ltkc other fore't ma."i'e' m Fr.mce, Bcrce wa' parually damaged by the dtsaMrous humcane of 26 December 1999 Timber ~tuseum in Juptlle.' O.N.F., 1991: Arhoresccnccs, 831:!000
Large and famous oak. beech and comfcrous (Scot~ ptne) fore~ I founded tn II Lh century by Roben II as royal hunting domain. Royal castles of Francois 1st (1528) and Henry 2nd. Napoleon ~igned here hi> abdtcauon (I!! 14 ). Famous ani~ltc school of painters (Barbuon). As royal hunting forest domain Fontatnhleau was apprectated. enlargetl and tmpro\ed b}
almost all French ~overeign~. Climatic and geologic diverstt} determine an e~tcepuonal richne'' of flora and fauna · 5685 vegetal specie' (1350 flo" er plant,, 460 mas~. 2700 mushrooms. 675 lichen> and 500 alga) and 6600 aruma! specie> (57 mammals. 195 birds. 5600 in'\CCIS). The landscape vancty is also unusual The prolonged con\CI'atton of fore-.t as an ani,ttc resenc between 1850 and 1970 determined a systemauc aged structure of stands. The monumental Jupiter' Oak <Q. robur) wtth tts > 600 years. 190 em dbh and 35 m tall. died m 1994 after drymg, but ts sull conserved at tb base wtlh rooted cutungs. Fontambleau recei~es 10 million; ~tsitors artnually .. ONF. 1991
24 fRANCE TRO. -~AIS ALUER 10.812
F-1 R0\1 (fonner Yugo-la,lc Repubbc \laccdoma) GALI_ICA;\P
22,700
Q pt'ITat'tJ
Q. robur
Q. trojQJUJ Q. rrwadomca and olhe"
Known from ancientumes, the fore 1 \li:t
during the Mtddle Age owned b) 14 pan flc,, and latter belonged succc t\ely to the Bourbon fanul), from 1327to 1528 whc:n \\:IS It was confiscated by the Kmg Located on add, sandy, p:u11y hydromorpluc soil~. Tron~t \\"a.'
subjected to muluple fires and USt.>s, pastured and renewed as a result of Colben's orders ( 1670) through cuttmg-l><tcl; and mtensn c reforestation, m order to tum 11 mto a high fore>! producing \\ ood for the rta\ ). \\ tth a 200 ye:tr.> rotauon. Starting from 1788, t\1. u third' of th..: fore't wa< managed as coppu:c Yr ith ~landard, producing char oal for tron furnace,, located in the torcM. The decbn.: of tht' technology brought about the rcnunctauon ot this 'Y'tem in l!i35 and the return to a high s}stcm. In order to obtam big£er ,j,.e trunks, th.: intual rotatiOn of I 00 ) c:tr.> o,o;as ucce~,i\el} mcreascd to 180-.215 and c\en to 150 year<. AJlll(¥.,t on tb whole area, the f~'l how<o fao, or-.. ble sue condition' for Q pt'lrat:a managet.l as regular htgh torcsL The SJhtcul· tural pruct~Cc a.Jm to obtam Mratght thid. trunk' (wllh dbh larg!.'r than 50 em to I m and more), \\tth regular groYrth and hght Yrood, free of defictcnc) logs, for pi)'Yrood, carpentry. and 'ta'e . TYro important ptinetplcs charncteri7e thts cla.,~tc oal sth1culture: the natural rcgencralton (from seed\) of mature stand' by the \heltcf\\ood '}'tern (con,cr.ing the geru:uc fund), and the perm.mcnt tending of 'tnnd' during thctr \\hole life (rclea-c~, cl.:-.tnings and thinning\), in order to rrom\>tc the b.!~t tree,. fhe l ore~t contam~ man} thrcc-,cntury-old lr.:C' (for in,tan<.'C :The Oak ot Rcsistan'e - 40 m: the T\\in - '70420 )Cllf,) and ha~ toun't fadhtie, (marked paths, tishmg, swtmming, boating in marshc:,). Paradise of btrd (6 sp. of woodpecker,), dt\cmty of predatuf) launa. In 1976 the pedunculate oak was affected by dcchnc, particularly at stte on \t."') actd o;oils and \litth 11 high temporary \\1ltcr table. O:o-:F. 1996: Arborcsccnces 1\o 73/1998
This :-;.P. mdudc~ lime mountam~ area t700-2000 m alt.J \litth the Ohrid la}.:c (659 malt.), ~pa tale !853 ml and the pte Magaro (22q ml. Contam' 150 tree ~pcctc~. among other\
Jumperus commllnt.l, Cl'itu auftralis, Q~~t'n·ul
trojlllla. Q mact'donica, Q ct rm, Q. frainmo, Q. petrat'a Q. pubesctn.! on ~teep slopes of inferior 'cgctaU\c la}cr. GObel, Keller Sternbach. 1996: lone cu & Condur_eanu-Fe-ct . 1985
21
26 GEORC.IA Q tmaetina Located 1n the \alky uf Rtnnl Rl\~r. the \OJ \\fETSK Q hum" •iana rt:-.:f\C houw~ UDJ4UC IIIli' 1\CS Of
RI:..SLRVE Q. ibmca Cauca,ian oaks (Q tmt'l"f'IIIICI Q. COl CHIDA ham•1HUJIUI and Q. •~tUu) 10 m1'-ture OEPRF..'iSI0:--1 \Hth hornbeam, maple. ash and P\ntl
4,700 (lore t) saltcifolza The undcn.tof) j, composed of Cratac~:us sp., Carpmus onenra/11. ZIZ'oplws Jll)ttha. 1/t'x aquifolmm. A~lt'a ponuca and Rosa p. On 11.5 ha i prescf\cd a reltct 'tand of 7.dkt.Jm carpmifalw Forest eru:w·lopetlw, /9R5
27 GERMANY Q. petmea The Natural Par!. Includes a large area of NATURPARK Beech-Oak forests. Spc"art ('Spcchteshan· BAYERISCHrR or 'Wocxlpccker Forest') I' an upland rcg1on SPESSART of deciduous forest at altitude of some 500 BAY ERN m. I ~0.000 Dittrich. /9QO {;')
28 GER\tA~Y Q. petrw:u The Natural Park mdudes remarkable 'ATI,RPARK mixture, of dcciduou' sp..-c1es mcluding
HFSSICIIER oak. SPESSART Gobel. 1\dlt•r. SrefniJach. 1996 HESSE.S~ 71,000
29 GEIUI.1ANY Q. robur Remnant' of fom1er large and grand oak NATURPARK Q petrut'a forests ,urrounded h) a "'ell con..ef\·ed HOllE MARK natural land.cape NORDRHEIN Gobel. Kellf'r. Sttmhaclr. 1996 WESTFALE I 04,000
30 GER\1t\SY Q pt·traea l\11xcd Scob Ptne- Beech - Oak forest NATURPARK covers two third' of the natural park area PFALZI.R WALD GObel, Keller. :llt'mbad1, 1996 RJIEI:SCI.A:-.10-PHAI Z 179,300
31 GERMA!\Y Q robur Tile Vordcrer Odc:nwald I' a rcg1on of :-:ECKARTAL- Q.pt'trat'a rounded hill~ bu1ld up of cry,taJhne rock, ODEl'<'WALD CO\ered b) dec1duou, fore't (1ncludmg BADE.- ollil pmed b~ \aile}'· WURTE:-.iBERG Gobel, A'ella. Sreinha< h. 1996 and HESSE DO.OOO
GER..\.1ANY
:-.iumcrous 'mall natur.tl oak fore,t re<.erves (Bannwaldcr) !pure oak \tand' or m1xturc with
oak<J a' folio"'' ·
n
- m Baden-Wunenl>er!!
Bucl-111~, /9!16
32 Bcchtalcr \\aid 10
Uppo:r Rhine bil! in Oak - Hornbeam fiJre - n ha
33 Sautrieb an Odenv. ald Beech - Oak fore't -12 ha
.34 Schnap!>ncd tn
Odcnv.ald Beech - Oak tore~t with Scot' pine - 16 ha
35 Stammbcrg m Ncckar1and Beech - Oak and Oak forest - 23 ha
J6 undoch tn
.:-.:eckar1and Beech - Oak forc-t -16 ha
37 Schhcrbach 1n Neckar1and Beech - Oak fore~! -27 ha
38 Grcifcnbc~ m Neckar1and Beech - Oak forest -13 ha
39 Sommcrbc~ in 1'\eckar1and Beech - Oak forest -12 ha
40 Ei'cnbachhein m 'eckarland
Beech - Oak fo~t -8ha
-mother d1ffercnt Rcg1om
41 Shubcn~v.ald m Spe"an - Od~nwald (Oak) - Beech forest -~3.4 ha
A/brecllr. /990
23
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
24
\l.olfsec: an frlinktschc Plane Oak - llombeam -Beech forest - 183.9 ha
D1ancn,ruhe m Fr.ml..l'hc Plath: Oak - H<>mto.:-.. m forc't - 22.2 ha
llethgc Hallcn m l'rllnl..• chcr Keuper and \lbHlrland Oak - llomh.:am nnd Beech forc't - 20.9 ha
Fa,ancne m Sch\l.abi~h -
Bayerbche Sl.hotterplattcn Oak - A'h - Homh.:am fore't - 40.8 ha
GREECE AF:.'\;OS ~I' ISL.A:\D KEFALONIA 2,!!00
GREECE OETI N.P. Ncar LAMIA (central Greece) 7,200
GREECE OL'\ MOPOS N.P
3,99
GREECE PRESPASP.
19,470
Q. carrifera Q tle.x
Q. petraea Q. coccifera
Q pube.scens Q coccifero
Q. pub~~Ct'tU
Q. < lK cifera
In the lrame of th1 mall !'i.P. declared for the protection ol natural pure 'tands of A hit' • 'l'phalonica, at the mtenor alutude arc gro\\mg Q coccifua, Comu1 all>a. P)rus 'll , Ro.1a sp. On th.: Mt. R<)U<h IIIla corJma, Q de\, Rluu
'll·· l..nllll t ra ~p .. HeJua ht'li.' and other 'hruh,, Gobel. Keller. Stcmhach. 1996
Large \tand., of Q. pelrat·a up to the altitude of ROO m and in the northcm part. den-.e bu'he' of Q. m cnfera. Arbu1w sp .• Rhus sp .. Jumperus ' P· GObel, Keller, Stembach. 19%
The .. House of Gods" ,\hove the \fedncrranean machia (corn[!OSed b) Vaccuuum Ju~niS, Q cocl'ifera, Rlws ntra cordota nnd dtfferent Encaceae on slope , mall sumd of Q. pube.scens. b..--cch. maple. elm and conifer~ lil<c Pmus mgra and h)bnd of Abu•s uphalomca Gt~l. Keller, <;tembach. 1996
::--1atural fore t of Q prthelcm5, Q ct rm, maple. alder, Ostl'\a carpmijvlia and ~pc:n 111 the infcrior pan of the !': .P. Gobel. Keller, Stcmbach, 1996
50 HUNGARY AGE1E..I·K ~ P and B.R.
19,947
51 HU/\GARY B0KK SP
·H.lOO
52 IRni.A!\'D KII.LAR."''EY N P.
10,263
53 ITAD ABRUZZO :-I P.
44,000
54 lfALY ClRCI~O 'P.
Q pnra~u Q. ~ems
Q cerris Q. p.:lrata Q pu~.scen.f Q. I lry(l/tanu
Q f"lra~a
Q urns Q p~lra~u
Prcdolll111:1Ilt Hornbeam- S s!le Oak assOClaUon cov'CfS the do\\n} surfaces of the htll , between 400-600 m abO\ c see level On lo\\er altitudes {250-400 m) appears the Turkey-Se!.SJ!e O:i a sooauon Volo_uk, Ouska, \arga. 1999
OdTc:rent as.wctauons can be found m thts large area. according to clunatic and sot I conditions. as follow' : - lbe Turkey oak - sc~tlc oak forest a,sociation. in the wet. cool Cemral Bukk, up to 500 m: · l11e Hornbeam sessile oak zone (Qul.'rms pt·lrut>a~·Carpmetum) on southern htll~ides, between 400 and 600 m: ·The tcnnolil oaks (Como-Quen·ewm petrt'ae-pul'l'\Ct'n/1.'1), on dry. wanner south slopes on chaJJ..y forest soils: -The calciphobtc oak a"octaLton (Gemsto tmctonat' • Quuretum and Geni.110 pilosal.' - Quucetwn) on warm. dry habttat wtth actdJc sotl or quarz stone bases - The caletphobtc Sour chcrry-do\\ny oak (Cemso-Quur:ttum pubesct·misJ, the relict hare\ tatl gra"-do\\DY Oak assoctauon (Setlerir> - Qul'ratum publ'tcenm 1.'1
n~iliand and the Poa pannoniCJ -QIIUC't'tllm - on volcantc stone and dolomite: the submedttcrraman-Jikc karst Querrelllm- on volcanic Mone and dolomite, and the ~ubmeditcrranean like kmt forest wtth smoke tree !CotmoQuncetum pul>e.tcmri.l) • on the wanne~t.
barren 'oiled ~lope'>. Volo_ ul.. Du5kn, Varga. /999
:-o:atural Mand' of tic oak and nu~tures wtth buch, European mountalll ·3 h. )C"
and rurtl) ash Under the green cover of oaks, dense holly, mosses, hchelb and fern cover lhe soil GObeL R~llcr. Stl'J'n./J(uh, 1996
Beech and corufers nn: the dommant tree
\pccic , acconbng to the alutude, but in \\arm ~alleys can be found Q c~m;,, Q. ~rraea. maple. holl}. chc'>tnut and a localtorm of black ptnc Go/xi. Ktllu. Stt•mbuch. /996
This :--.; P 111 ludel. se-.1~1 dunes, peat bog,, Mc:dllcmmcan maquis and
25
South of ROME 7.445
55 L·\TV!A Q. robur AUK TAITIJA N P.
J0.209
56 LITHUANIA Q. rolmr GAUJA NP.
57 \101 DOVA CODRl 'lATURAI. RLSERV£ LOZOYA CAPRIANA 5 174
Q. petrea Q. n>bur
58 THE ETHERl.ANDS Q. mbur
:!6
remnant of natural fun!''- The dcndrunnra are represented by Q 1/et Q Sllbt '· a,h, Juniperus phoemcea, II rbulll• unedo, Pistacia tel< bintu.1, P. /omscll•. \hrtu\,
Olea r•l<asler, fnca arborea RoSTrnJnnu._, and many endemic herb-. lonncu & Co11dur_emzu f't:sn, /9'{5
In addttton to birch torc,ts and 'mall remnant, of ori!!inal oak >Lands m N.P. there are Norna)· Spru.:c old ~wnd,, w tth trees more than .200 year old and paruall) with the appcaruncc or the untouched virgm fore,!'.. Giihel. Keller; Steilllx~tk I 'IIXI
Among Swls pu1c, Nol"Va} spntce and birch predominant \tands, there are few old oals and ash tree>. Btg trees are constdcn:d from the (lt!riod before Chmuan time a' holy places ben alter thetr Chri\llanuauon, the Baluc !X'<'Pic show<.'<! a real attachm~nt to nature and a 'J'I<:cial prutccuon of giant tree' in the !\ P In the place On Tunuda there '' an oak wtth more than 7-m ctrcumfcrcn,·e, a Scot' pme wtth 4.4 m. a birch wtth :u m. a w tllow w tth 5.4 m and an alder w tth J. m cm:umference. Gobd, Keller. St.·it~h.lt h. 1996
Compact fore~t ma~\tl compo~ed by oak. hornbeam. and beech \tanth m which predominant 'pecic~ are Q. petraea. Q. mbur and Fagus svll•atlca Compamon '>pccics: Carpuuu bt•tu/u.\. FratllltH exct'lunr. Tilit1 tome/1111\ll, Acer plalllnoldt'l , A. campt·•trc, Pmn111 tl\1/1111.
Predominant arc \egetatl\t!ly reproduced ~Land.~. t! ndcrgrow th ts compmed b} Comus IIUJ.I , Euommu.• 1·ernrcosa. ~fbumum kantana There are 900 '>pcctc' of plant' 04 rMC
\pcctes) and nch fauna (mammal-. birth a.o.). Re-earch projects on d} narruc~ and productt\lt) of forc\t ceo'~ '>tem' Forrsl enndopedw. /985
Oak ,pecte~ c'dn he found in some Dutch forcq rese"~· forrnmg dtffercnt flon,uc a,;;ocmuons as lollo~ For. Res. Starnumaru.bos- Gaastcrland • 53 ha • assoctauon Bnulo • Querct'lllm; For. Re~. Galgcnhcrg • Amemngen • 48 ha - o.~..ocianon Fago-Qurrcrzum;
59 POLA~D
PLSZCZA BIALOV!ESKA N P.
60 POLAND DRAWIE:SSKI N P.
8700
Q. robur Q.ptlraea
61 POLAND Q. robur W!ELKOPO!. SKI l>o.P Q. petraea
62 POLA ·o OJKO\\ SKI \i.P ~car KR<\KOW 1,592
63 POLAND ROZTOCZANSKI NP
6.800
64 PORTt:GAl. PENEDA·GEREs NP 72.000
65 ROMANIA l.FTI.A NAWRAL FORFST Rf'SI::R'\E
Q. robur
Q petraea
Q petraea Q. p~rcnaica
Q. rc>bur Q. peduncultjlom
For. R~'S. Pijpcl>randje • Speuldcrbo • 36 ha • a< 'K>Ciation Fugo • Quurnum: For Re~. Driedwn 3 • Sd!Oo.Jrl • 2l! ha -a"octauon Bctub • Qunrerum, f'Or: Re,. Roodam! • Crumcum • 35 ha -association Comal/arw - Qunretum ll!ld other 12 forest rescr. es Broeknu'\a. S:ubo, 1993
Secc '\o 8
Oak and beech natural m1xed primeval fo~t.
Gabel. Kflkr. Stt•inb"'h, 1996
Primeval oak. ptne and m1xed fore~t~ \lolth
mtere,llng Oora and launa Among d1flcrcnt \pt:cle' C.ramh1X cenlo - om: of the largt:'>t Europe\ l>cctle' rcache' a length :!5-'\0 mm Gobel, Ke/lrr Stt·mhach. 1996
Oak-homb.!am forest' on 40% of the N P. area. Gobel Kr/lu, Stt'rnbach, 1996
Large area CO\Crcd b) beech, fir t50 m tall). oak and Scot' pme v. ooch, located not far from the Renai\\.lnce t~1v.n Zamo~k
Giibel. Keller. Stemhach. /9<}6
The fonncr large oak natural foreM wa\ in 1930 replaced by ma~'I\C man·m:lde plant;Jtion' of Eumlwtm p. and Acacia dt<llbaw. fev. old, Lnoll), (.'0\ercd l>y lichens and mos'cs 'pec1men of Q petraea and Q fJ\rt'Ml<ll c-.m b.! lound on diflkult 1tcs The) arc oceompanicd b) Arhl/IUf r. llt!t aquifoltun~ PJntS p .• Salu 5p. nod 1ilta cordata The SOil i CO\ .:red b) <;p. :O.:otc Brockln(."}er & \'o,, 19«J.' mentioned the vccumnce of some fragments of' 1rgm oak for~ ts v.uh lau~l·lca\t.-d ~hrubs tn northern Ponugal. Gobel. Kellu. \'temht~ch, /'1%
Located on latest Romama ·, rchel, ma.ke up in holoccn from aiJu, 1a tran~ported b) Danube ami mannc ,;~nd, earned h~ Blad. 'ca 'trcams. the
:!7
67
28
ISLAND LE'IEADA!'iUBE DELTA 2.825
R0\1A;<;IA BOLil\TlN !"ATIJRAL FOREST RESERVE Ti:;II:ORMA:'\'S PLAIN t'\1: \R BUCHAREST) 1,263
ROMANIA BEJAN NATURAL FOREST RESERVE DEVA ::!35
Q mbur
Q. robur Q. ct-rri.r Q. pt:lraecJ Q. dnlt-cluunpii
Q. polycarpa Q. frammo Q. pubt-suns Q. l'lf1llliana and numerous natural hybrid, of moM of them
pnmary torc~t .:o\trs the numerous dcpres SIODS ll.III\lng sand dunes. Accorthng to the nuuoaltlludc and the sJtc conilitJons, the forest btoccnosr~ are composed of oak., ( Q. mbur. Q pt-tlunculijlora ). Fro.tmu~ mrgu.rtifolia, F. fJ<IIIifiU', Populuf alba, P. tremula. P. ccmelafll. Alnr~> gluttrul\11,
accompanred by numerous 'hrul" CS.unl>ucu1 nigra, Tebcrtmia sungumtll, Crt~taegu< monog)IID. Ugmtmm lUll/UTI!', Berbew. \'ulgari<, Viburnum opulu<, RlrnnuuH catluzmc11 a. a.) and Iiana (Paiplow grczcca, Htdt-ra he/it, Hwnulu< lupulrH, Clmu/11.\ l'italha, Vim nll~stril).
The strip of gallery forests arc ordered m a fan and the pcnnanent hum1d dcpress1ons are partially covered by w11lows (Sr~lu alba, S. fra!(ili.l, bushes ol Sabx cinerea). reed. Caret sp. and aquatic herbs. By their compm1t1on, structure and landscape dhersit} the Letea forest and the Camorman forest - situated also in Danul>c Della - are unique rn Romama and Europe Doni_, Biindiu, Biri_. 1999
Remnant of pre\10US pnmal)· large oak torcst of Romll.llla's Plain, these extended fonnerl) up to Danube. T'h.: tree la)<.'r
'tanJs are compo,eJ b) Q mbur and rare Frarmus angtwifalza (I. t layer). 7ilw tomentum (2nd la)Cr) and CarpimH betulus t3rd fll)Cr) Oak e:-.cced the ugc ol 100 )Cars and reach ~5 m 1al111nd 92 em dbh. The herb l.l)Cr" composed by Allium w-smum. mull 11om or gr."~c,, SlotcuJe,cu, 1999
Famous for the occurrence of eight nauve oak ~pecie' and hybnd'. most of them in a remarkable forcM area of Jc,, then one square mile. The prevtOtl\ literature c1te' the follov. rng oak h) brid' m the Be Jan Fore t
Q. t tahajdwrw Stmonk, Q. ' tuf<Je Sunk., Q. x dacica Sorb., Q. ~ luntU1Id1tma
Simonk., Q .. t k€mm Sirnonk., Q. t
buden.m Borb. and 'orne vaneue' of them. The oev.l) idenulicd taxa (1988-1990) are · Q t ms<JCI"D Besch.st With 1
varietie,, Q. x pstudodalnluzmpir CrtL., Q. x c.wtai Borb., Q drl'ersifroru Sorb., Q. t ca;:ent'nsts Pascovschi Q pt·traea t
Q. dnlt!('hampir. Q. petrae11 .t Q. po{)mrpa mid Q. dnluhampu t Q. polycarpa. St.anciu, 2000
68 R0\1Al"IA Q. poh'Carpa Old quasi·\ argm ses ilc oak forest and RU.SCU·GRO_I Q dalechampu rmxture of Q. polw:arpa wtth fagu5
ATURAl. n-lmuca ssp ~naca Sc sale o:tks are FORf:.ST RE..'iF..RVE betw"t"en 120 :md 200 ye.vs old and reach MT ZARA>.;D a he1ght of 42 5 m and 72 em and more 10
(BARi'AVA) duuneter 262.2 Dom_. Bm_. 1999
(:f) R0:'.1ANIA Q. petraea .Satural and quaSI•\ttgin f~b of COZIA NP. Q. robur beech. se"ile oak. 'pruce and lir. VfLCEA Occurrence of Q robur at high altuudc' 6.747 (1800 m).
Radu, 1999
70 ROMANIA 5 Querru1 ,pecie' Sema·nalural 'tand' on hme,tone along the POR_ILE DE ncR Danube \\'lth bt-et·h (Fa1(Ul S\1\atica, <IRON GATISl Fagus taunca, 1-itgll) Ort~lllllfis) and o .. k NATURAl PARK 'JX'Cit!S (Q ams, Q pub,•><tns, Q MEHEDIN_l lll'1(1limra Q pol\cuq•a and Q. 42:\ daft'< lu1mpii).
Radu 1999
71 Q. robur Small resen;e (~ince 19.'2> 11.1th 371 \cry
R0\1ANTA old I> 500.650·720 years) oak tree' FOREST MOCIAR growmg on heavy. moi't 'Oil\, ~~>ith
48.8 conical 'haped trunk.\ 13-4 dbh and 18 m tall) and dried top' Till now wa.~ not pos,ible to reproduce thi' ongmal ecorype and area w:~J> re'tocked by planting Frcumus l'tC1'/s10r, Q. n•bur; Q. borealis, Q. petraea. Pnm11s a1·ium and PmiJ.I sy/1 rstris The under..tory IS composed by Crataegus monOI()tut, Rhamnus fran~:ula. Conlu.t m·e//ana a.o. Radu. 1999
72 RO\IA 'I\ Q frameuo Natural \tand' With Q fiii~S< t'IIS, Q. D0\10GLED Q arm am.1, Q frumtlto and other f'OREST Rf:SERVE Q pube.tUIIS 'ubmedllerrancan treeS and hrub JX"Cies B_ILH HERCULA~E (Carpmus oriental!<, Sorbw tomrmaliS, .S 2,500 Cfl'll(a, S borhasu. fraxmus omus, Rasll
<pmassiSuna. Cary/us columa S~ringa 1ulgaris n.o. ) Occurrence on PmJU mgra
p ha•Ulftca and of mlllly cndem1c plants RaUa. 1999
73 ROMANIA Q. pedunculiflnra NatUial oak fore,t of these four oak HTRBOA~CA· Q. pubescens \pecle~ an syh IC·,teppe, v.1th occurrence BROHO OAJA Q. da/echampit of the1r natural hybrid populatl()ns FOREST RESERVE Q. llrt:iftmw Radu. 1999 VASLUI 70
29
74 R0~1A~IA
COMAI\A I ORT- ST Rf:.SERVE OIURGIU -lW
7~ RO!'.iA~IA
SEACA-OJYf ANI fOREST RESERVE OLT 434
76 ROMA!-<1,\ TISMA:\A· POCRUIA FORJ..._'l~l' RESI:RVE GORJ .!.!0
77 ROMANI\ FOREST DRI!\0\A-LUG OJ Tl\11
78 R0\1ANIA FORF-<;J' CHEVERE_-I.UNCA Tl:MI_ULUI TIM I_
79 RUSSIAN FEDERA-TION SHIPOV fOREST VORONEJ REGJO:'Il 35,600
30
5 Quercus ~pede~
Q fmmertu
3 Quernu specie'
Q. perraea
Q. mbur
Q. mhur
Complex ol naturnl Q. ra/mr, Q. p~dunculiJ1orcz Q pu!Jrf< <'ILf Q Jram~rtn, Q Ct'rri< fore,h, "htth include resen.:• of mre and threatened ~pccte (Com'OIIana 1/IIJ}a/o, Pue(>tiUl pet~rina, Ruscus llCII/t'at/11).
Radu, 1999
Old remnant ol anu.:nt :!OOO·ha pure ma,,if of Q. Jrc~merto.
Radu. 1999
Remnant groups of natur.ll Ca.ll<UU'll
sal/l'll, dt;,pcr.t-d m n,ttural oak (Q. pt'lrat•u, Q. cerm. Q jram<'l/o) or beech \land\.
Radu, 1999
Old growth mt\ture of 'c"tk oak '"th beech, hmc. homhcam ;md maple remarl.:able b) the pcrformanc.:' of the high producU\C and qualn~ Q. pumea. Radu, 1999
Old gro\\th Q. rolmr monumental stand, propoSI..'tl a.s •·monument of nature" Butulw. Smt]kal. Vi_mu.Smejlwl. /995
Located on the nght hank ol Osercdt river (tributary of Don nver) at the border bemeen steppc and fnrcst 'teppc on chcmoLem ,oiJ,, TI1e a\erage lorc't compo>ition i' oak 19:!'~ l "tth rare a\h. aspen. maple,, elm and June Thc~c arc n:mnanb ol ancient large f<•rc,t>. ~htch cxen great hydrologtc,ol and climatological prote.;tton fun,uon . By the order of Peter 1\t, in 1709. th" fore't ~a' mdudcd tn the category of ,hipbuilding fore'l. Penodical management plans ~ince 1770 unul present da) s. Here " ~orking a fore't gencucs Jahor.llory . The ~1osko~ Histoncal Museum exhibit an 8 m long lloat made from onc oak trunk, di\Cm cred m 1954 by an archeological expedition m the Don R.tvcr Con,cned in the earth appro:\imatdy .WOO year., the boat pre,encd ~ell, not only the ~hape, hut aJ,o the orifices m "htch ~ere lixed the 8 pairs
80 Rl SSJA:-o; FEDERATIOr\ FOREST MASSIF BORISOGU·BSK mdude • TELLER~tA:-.1
f'ORLSf HOPfRSK RESERVf lf:.LLfRMAN E.\PERl\1 DISTRICf \iORO:-o;fJ REGIQ:-o; 60.000
Q. rvl>ur
of OMS. Impregnated "irh spcc:1al re'm~ rh•' boat "111 un I\C ,1111 rhou,and of )Car,. A~ a rule other \\ood rhmg' r.uely can be con-en ed under earth more !han 1000 )Car' Fighllng lor a rauonal uuliL!uon of \aluablc umber, Peter bt fom1d the litung out of gra' e~ "1rh oak or pme "ood, mdK'<IUng the u-.e ot 'pruce. birch and ald.:r for rhe-.e purpo-e,. Fore't enc.:}dopc:dm. 1986; Va,ihe~. 1966
Locmcd :-.'orth of the to\\n BoriwgJcb,k, along !he O\er Vorona at Hoper, at the hordt:r of rht: teppc and forc,t steppe. on h<lrh O\cr·, bank,, 10
d10erent 'ite conditions ol h1gh plateau (right bank) and Ooodl!u pla~n + terrace (lefl hanJc,l Farnou' old and produc.:llve oak forc't (\\llh some: a'pcn and elm) dc,ignatcd by Peter ht a, forc't re>en e for h1pbuilt.hng umber. Cuotam man} giant o:OO. IR0-280 ycm' old (!be champ1on: 35 m tall, 2m dl>h at 350 }ear-). l:'..xten i'c oak plantatiOns m tbe frame ol mas 1f Valuable .;eed -ource. F..xpcomental foreM dtstrict estahh~ed m 19~8 b) acad.:m•~,an \'~IIJ. Sukac10\. Here \\Vrked forester Komako\ 1..1. rore't encyclopedia. 1985
81 RUSSIA 'I Q. mbur FEDERATION
Located at !he 'teppe and fore't \tcppc border"' belt\ 2-5 km \\ide. In !he fmme of !he fore't common oak alternated wirh a,h and hme \tand'> plu~ \econd gro'' rh of b1rch and aspen and oak plantauon,. For<!\t of \lratcgic imp<>nan,e. Thc1r belt \tlllcturc "~ e>tabh,hcd in IJ!h century at !he 'ourhcm border of Ru,,ian a.' ob~tacle, agam't Tat.anan 10\'3.\IOR, usmg felled tree,. dllchc~. and fonre" Man} method' of oak planung and tending "ere clabomtcd here At !he bcgmning of 18rh ccntuf) \\Cre a"igned to !he Tula \\Capon factory. hN fore,t m Ru"1a "here a tern tonal organuallon and fore,t escon wa.' e'tabli'hcd
TliLSKU· /.ASi'KI TL'LA REGION 7~.300
82 SERBIA DJERDAP :-; P. (IRQ;...' GAl ES1
63..500
Fore;t enqclopedra. 1986
10 Quur:u1 spcc1C\ Loca~-d on !he nonh-castem mountrun p3rt of Scrb1a as tar 3.'> !he Danube- the border wtth Romanta- the N.P. was organued m 1974 a' an large "protected landscape area" In rh" area i snuatc:d !he famous Scrbo-Romanian hydropo-Aer
31
83
84
85
86
32
SLOVAK REPUBLIC NATURAL STATE RESERVE KOVA OVSKE· KOPCE-SOUTH CONfl.UE]';CE OF RIVERS HRON A:-.ID IPEL 3M 14
SLOVAK RI:PL L IC NATURAl. STATI: RI:.SI:RVI: BOKY !\IT. KREMNITZ 176.5
SLOVAK REPUBLIC NATURAL STATE RESERVES KA_IVAROVA and LESNA ~IT. _TIAVNICA 20.44 + 3 93
SLOVAK REPLBIJC NATURAL S"TA:Ic RESERVES BUJANOV
IT CTER>"'A HORA 882
Q pubt•.scens Q cerris Q. petraea
Q rerris Q. f't'(TcJt'O
Q. mbur
Q. petrtu'a
Q petraea
plant Djerdap- Porttlc de Fter (Iron Gatc:s) • one of the btggcst 1n Europe A lot of cultural and nrtheolngt.:al mnnumcnh and m:m) natural reserves "tlh rare and endemic plants arc tn the !II I'~ mcluding abo senri· natural and natural fon.'SI,. AC(.'Ordtng to J. ~1mcan, 10 ook '(lCCtt: arc gTO\\tng m tht
area (Q. robur. Q petre~m. Q. pubclteiB, Q. Jrammo, Q curis, Q pe.d111u·u/iflara. Q. 'rrgilimul, Q Ja/t<champu. Q. pul)cllrpcl and probably Q. tmJaruJ). A "milar natural P..ui.: '"Ponile de: Fter" ts ,auak.'<l on the: Romanian bank on 2700 h:l, .tlong 134 k.rn of Danube. w llh many natun1l rcsen e~. Gobel. Kdh:r, Stcutbach, 1996
Fores1 were destroyed 'mce ancient ume in thi~ area ~ituatcd at the limll of foreM and fore~t \lcppe 1.onc~ at 120-180 m altitude. but this remnant, protected \tnce 1888. w~ :.aved by ib poor accessabihty and low economic 'alue Rare tree layer '' composed by Q•urnt< puht>ICt.'IH, Q. cerris. Fru.xmttl umu.1, An·r campertre. A. ratancum. and the oldc't specimens arc 220-240 year. old Second layer i' formed by Comus ran~:umw. C alba. Rltamnu.\ mtlwrtica. l.Jgllftrum \p .. Euommus 'll·· Rosa ~p., and Pnu111.1 spmo111.
Korpel. 1995
Mi;~~ed oak fore't ~tth rcmnanh of virgin ~u.nd' ol Q. ml>ur. (,! cari.1. Q. petraea with Curp11111\ m fllltll. Fcrgll\ S\'lmricu and Smbu1 rormrnCtli,· 111 dtffcrent de\clopmcntal pha'SCl Cgrowmg up, opumal, decadent) Korpcl, 1995
High quahty and productive of Q. petraea m mi;~~ture ~•th beech. fir. lime. hornbeam and Pnmus auum m dtfli:rent dc\elopmental phase~. Korpel, 1995
Htgh quahty nnd very productive mtxed \irgin oak-beech fore 1 m different de\ clopmental phases. Korpel. 1995
87 SLOVAK Q. ptrraea !'.h~ed '1rg10 fnre,t composed maml~ by REPUBLIC Q cerns bc:«h. '<!"1le oak ami '~camore. Q. !'{ATURAL STATE cerm. maple, hornbeam. u'h and fir RF.SER'v 1' SJT'O participate aho m a reduced proportion !\IT SCHEM~!TZ Different ~lllnd dc,cJoprncntal pha-.c' 11010 malt l lgro"mg up, opumal and decadent) ~an 92.68 be found m th" re-ef\e
Korpel. 1995
8 SLOVAK REPL:BLIC Q robur Dommant pure beet:h to~1 \\lth 50I1lc!
POLO~I:'I:Y Q.~tn:a oak-beech stands on the lo\\ e~t and • ' .\TJO:-;AL PARK ·wanne l '1tes In add1tion to the EASTFR:'I: dorrunant spcc1c ( Q. mbm. Q pet raw, SLOVAKIA CAT TirE Carpu1u1 betulu.•J. lhe-e fl,n!'l' aho BO~DAR) WITH mcludc maple' (Aca pl<ltanoidl's, A. POLA.SD t\."iD campewd and June Oili<l plath\pln11a. UKRAINe) T tordara). I. 778 (prot. forc,t) Volo. cuk, 1999
89 SLOVAK REPUBLIC Q robur The mo\t frequent fmc'" in th1' B R SLOVAK KARST Q perrea and othcl"' are Carpath1an oal-hornbeam fore\t\ BIOSPHERE. Oaf.: Spec!C' and \ern-thermophilous oak forc,t on RESERVE alkalme bedrock,, An oak nrgm fore<ot SOL'THEAST ., mentioned m Ja.'><l\ 'ke dubm) SLOVAKIA Volo uk. 1999 -36.170
90 SLOVAK Q cerri$ Bet..-ch and fir·l'k!ech tore'" are the mo't REPUBLIC Q. pnraea frequent fore't comrnumtie,, but POL' A:'~: A Q. robur remnant~ of h<:cch-oak and oak-beech BIOSPIIAERE remam only m the south\\ estern RESERVE foothill' Be tde the oak> and beech. CE'\'TRE OF these fore'" al-c1 mcludc hornbeam and SLOVAKIA hmcs. 20.080 Volo_uk, 1999
91 SLOVAK REPt.:BLIC Q. pubescens Predominant arc the beech and bcc,h-SLOVAK PARADISE Q .permea comferou' fore'''· but tn the \\3rmC\l
t\ATIONAL PARK regiOn of the northern pan of tho.: Homad SLOVAK ORE Ravine !here are frequent commumttc' of \10L!\I\l~S the alhance Quernon puhe.sceflfl!i ·petmeae, !SOUTH \\FSTt "here tn ~orne 3\'>0Ctation there are J1.76~ number\ of lermoph1le. C\en xemthcrmtc
'pectc' ol plan!\ Volo_ uk, 1999
92 SPA!:' Q. petraea In a \3Sl high mountalll and K:l!SI area of
CAVA.DO:-;GA. 1\orth of Spam, tn the mtddle mountain
~ATJO:-;AL PARK layer fragmented forests composed b) CA.,IABRIA ~ITS beech \\ tth othc:r pecte' (lie~ aquifolium,
65,000 7iuur. Q ~traeu Fruxmus. •ycomore and 7ilia tan be fmd). Under thi, layer, ~land of Q. pt:trat'<l tn mmure \\ith PtJWCitl, Arbutus and other thcrmophtle
~3
«fl SPAI...;
94
9'i
DONA:-.:A:-.:ATIO"iAL P-\RK SOl TH OJ SPAIN nooo
SPA I'\ ORDESA ~A·
nO'\AL PARK P't REt-.'EES ~ITS. 15.700
TIJRKEY KARATEPE ASLA~'TA_
NATIQ:-;AL PARK ADA:'\A 7,715
Q. wher
Q mber Q. ilt•.\ Q. p\renuica Q. mnmdijolia
Q. pt!lrtlt'll
Probably 6 Quen·us 'pec1es
shrubs occur Large arclh we c>C('Upietl b)' natural Cmumra sall\<l and )Oung plantation of pme and f..uc:alyptm p. GOb.:l, Keller, Stcinba~;h, 1996
Small an.<I' ot forest compm.:d by hght spen..:s, groups of shn11l' and m~adu"'' m an 'ariegatc:d 'egetal mc>-aic are l)plcal for thi' 'unht area. D"per-eJ old cork oak' !Q. 111/>c r) domina1e the land,c:ape. "''lh lmpenal Eagle and Great Egret' ne,ung m 1hc1r cro"'n'. 111
alternation wclh pmc lnro.:sh .md Metliterranc:an maquis 'hrut>,, and o;and dunes. Gobel. Kc:llcr. Stcint>a~h. 1996 Noles ll Brockmeyer and Vc". 199' mcnuoncd tho.: occurn:ncc ot some fragment of' irgm fore't bclongmg Ill the types· Holm-n;~l..: CnrK·naJ,; und oaJ,; on a 'cry mol\ I and "'aml .\1cdnerr.c nc:an chmalc 2) In Spam and Ponug;~l , multi·purpo'e C<;< •) Mem' called dehnm and mnmwitn were 1radiucmall~ us..:d and formed a la]uablc:. l)p•calland,cap..· of p:ll>ture ml\ed 111lh open "''xl<iland· the open 1rcc ~tra1um dommatcd by oak species ( Q llli>t·r. Q. II <'X, Q. (1\l't'lllll<'<l
and Q. mwndi[olia) wa' grown for cork. umber. fuel and charcoal. but al~o tannin and al·nm,, tngclhcr "llh shifting cultivauon ol ccrcaJ... and gra7mg ot pig~. 'hccp. goals and tallm~ land. The dt'lte.mvmmllado is lhc typical candida!~ foe a Red Book uf thr~atened land-.cap.!s. Europe's Em cronmcnt, ll)l)~
holah:d group' of r.m: Q. f>etruea dt,perscd m lldd. garden and mcadm" and also in fir beech for~ts.
Gobel, Keller. Steinbach. 1996
Locat~d in the ri1cr\ Cc}han 1allc~. lhc park include' a hill area c01ered b) oaks and pme forest In thi' area arc prot>abl) gro.,..ing Q. mbur; Q. petraea. Q terns, Q. mfecrorw, Q cocdfera and Q 1/abUTfiiSII ''P macrolep11 r\n mtcrcsttng "1ld tauna and man) arch<.'Oiogtcal \Csttgcs occur m the park lonescu & Condur canu. 1985
96
97
UKRAI~F.
fOREST MASSIF TROT I c\:>IETZK SU~1SK REGIQ:-; 19,241
UKRA I"<! KLZYISK'rl f-OREST ~1AS'ill TRA'ISC ARPATH IA:-.r REGI0'-0 7n~~
Q. mbur
Q mbur Q flt'lrGt'tl
98 U:-.i!TED KI~GDO~I Q mbur LAKE DISTRICT .':ATIO~AL PARK .SORTH-WEST OF GREAT BRIIAN 229.200
!'\ote E1ghtcen oak •pcc.:1c~ arc knO\\ n to t>c na!J\c to Turkej .tnd the) occupy :!51k of counl.t) 's furc't area. but man> of them are hca\ tl! degraded lgr;ucd. cut lor fueh. Acc.:onling to d1mauc.: cun<hllon' and to the1r ecolog1~-al dcmamh. the-e pe.:1e' arc locat.:d 10 tour chmauc.: and goograph1cal 1onc' · 1) the pont1c. temperate zunc, ::! ) the ~1.:dnerrancan zone, J 1 Central Antolia ~ 1th cunun ntal and 'ubde-ertlc.: climate 10 intenor and 4) ca,tcm Anatnlia ~•th mountam climate. In add1tton to the abme 'fl<!CIC'> can be mcntmned : Q IUJmnuuma, Q. pontrw. Q. frmneuo, Q pubi.'.IC'I.'III Q lnJ]UIIIl, Q. tin. Q auchen. Q libani. Q l'lf'!lilrww, Q. \'ttlmmt·a ami Q. bran111 Erta,, 1995: Hedge & Yalunk, 1994
Locat¢d 10 the fore,t-stcppe. m the 'aile} of Vor IJa Rher and on the \\atcr-hcd l>ct~ccn Vor-IJa and Po;cl 0\CI", on dillercnt soalt) pt.-s. In addJtion to the common nak in this area, Scot' pine, bi.I'Ch and aldcr are gro"' in g. ~1ore than 100 }Cars lheo;e fore,b \\ere uc.:c.:e"i'el} 'tudicd by farnou Ru aan fore t 'cicnu '-" «OriQ\1,, Visouki. Pogrcbmak. Juk~m. PJalniuka, Gur.l-.1 und other). Regular penodical management plan' \\ere practac.:ed here ,jnce 1878. In f<ro~,no-Troo,Uancuk un c:~.pcnmcntal fore' I 'tau on i~ "orkmg. Pore~! enc)clopcd1a. 1986
Located an the '>Outhcm ~lope~ ot the S\idmcckyi mass1!, tn the Kuzya mer b<bin on Jur.t'>'ic lime,tone l>cdrock'> The chmatc 1s mllucnccd h} wann no" lrom the Marmaro,kya Valle) . Ongtnal mi~ed oak·Oc<.'Ch communilie\ "'ith homt>cam occur at the altitude of I 090 m. rc:preo;enung the highe't location of the-e oak 'fl<!CIC' an Ulu.unc. \ulo_ uk. li:J'-N
In the vuncd landscape of thas famou ~ P. natural mi~ed fore 1\ composed b} common oak, birch. } C\\, a.,h, mountain elm and hme can be lind . Glihel. Keller, Stctnha<:h, 1996
35
99 LNrll:D KI:\GlXJf>l Q. petram SNOW DO:-; lA .:-it'\f!O~AL PARK WF-'i'I OF GRr.AT BRITA IS 214.200
100 Ul':JTED Kl:>iGD0\1 Q. ~trul'<l DART~OOR
:>lATIO:'-IAL PARK SOUTH\\ EST Of GREAT BRITAIN 95.400
101 UNITED KINGDOM Q. pctraeu PEAK DISTRICT NATIONAL PARK MANCHESTER ZO:--IE 14.l.800
In lhj, " land of eagles" 10 the narro"' \alley of Afon Hachno ri\ cr. fragment, of natural toreqs compoq~d hy Q
petraea 10 mtxture "'tth a,h, hlad. alder. btrch and mounlllin a'h (Sorbu\
arKuparw) are well preserved. GObel. Keller. Stembach, 1996
Only 'mall remnant- of the formerly large fore t, compo-ed h) se"ile oal..' with a dense undcNOl') ot lit~. fcm,, mo -.cs and li<:h.:n,, 10 the rm~r·s valle)' Gobel, Kdh:r Stttnhach. 1996
Old dectduou., forest Wtlh Fra\IIIIH
excem. Ulmus g/ahru, Acu pseudoplaumu.s, Q. pctrat·a and Ttlia plut\plnllos GOhcl Keller. Stcinhach. 1996
REFERE"JCES
ALBRECHT, l. . 1990 : Grundlagen. Ziele und :..1ctodtk der \!oald-<il..olugi,chen For-hung. ~1tinchen .
BROEK'vti:'YER. M E.A.. VOS. Yv & KOOP. H. (eds.). 1993 : European Fun:'l Rc,cl'\e' Pudcx. Wagcningen.
BUCKING. W .. 1986 Study of vegetation change<; in natural forc\l rcscl'\·cs to South-West Gennany. In Fore'>l dynamtc~ re!>earch in western and centrJI Europe (Fanta. cd. 1. Pudoc. Wagcningcn.
DITI'RICH B : Deutschland., Nationalparks- Naturparl.. und Naturescl'\ate. Vchhng\~rlang. Wert 1 W.-Bao;ci-Graz.
ERTJ\S A\ 1995 ·Oak' ot Turkey and lhc Mtdca~t Journal of International Oak Soctet) ,
"'o 6.
GOBEL, P KELLER. C STEL"BACH. G . 1966 : Paradic-.c-:-iauonal Park' in Europa VS. \<crlaghau' Stuttgart GmbH.
HEDGE. I C. & YALTIRJK, F., 1994 : The Oaks ofTurJ...cy. Journal ot International Oak So..:tcty, Ko 5.
IBERO. C .. 199~ : The Statu~ of Old Growth and Senu·:>latural Fore\h m Wc,tcrn Europe . W\VF Report, Gland. S\Htzerland
10:-iESCl M . CO~DUR_EANL-FESCI S .. 1985 · Parcun _i rw: l'\a_n naturale pc ~lob. Ed. Alb;ttro,, Bucurc_u.
KLEPAC, D, 1981 Lc' forets de Chene en Slavonic. Re,uc Forc\ticrc Fran~;me. no pecial . 87-104.
16
KORPI·L. _, 1995 D1e Urv.alder der \\'e,lkarpaten Gust:!\ F1scher \crlag, Stungan. Jcna. ~c" Yorl.
\lA TIC, S 1999 lbe forest\ of Croaiia-Counii) report In \rtrgm ton~''' and forest rc-cr.es 10 Central and Ea,t European countnc' Ljubl;ana
MAYER, H, TICHY, K, l'J79 Da.' Eichcn-:-.:alUr..chuugehiCI Johannscr Kogd 1m LamLc'r ficrgartcn. \\'ienerv.ald. Cen!ralblan fd.ge,, f-oN" %11.
PAl!LE.\;KA. J, PAULE, 1.. fed, I. 1994 Con~r.atwn of F'llrc't' m Central Europe. Arbora Publi\hcr,, ZH>len
PI'>'TARI_. K , 1999 : h>rc'lf! and fore\! re-cr.c' m Bo,ma and llcrtcgonna In Virgm torc\1\ and torc't re,cr.c, m l'Cntral and ea'l l:uropean contnc,. LJuhltana
RADU. S .. 199': l·orc'l rc,cr.·c, an Romama. In : l:urnpean J·orc'l Rc,cr.·c,. PudOl', Wagcmngcn
RAOU, S .. IIJ<J~ : Oak' of Europe and A\1a. O.:currcncc, Ecnlog) and Amcnll) Value,. Journal of lm.:mauonal Oak Soc1cty. No 6.
RADL S 1999 · Con\Cr.allon and Ecological Rccnn,trucuon of Oak fore'" in Roman1a. I ·1emauonal OaJ • .-. :-.:o 9.
S\1UKAL, G.\1. BiNDilJ. C .. Vl_Oil!-S\1EJKAL. D .. 1995 Banalc-r lJr.•ald.:r. M1non \'crlag, "Ierne'" ar· Rumamcn.
\'OLO_UK, I !cd), 1999 . 1'\auonal Park' and Bio,phaer.: Rc,cr.c' an Carpatluan, -llle La'! Nature Paradi\C\ ACA.'.:AP. Tatran,J..a Lommca. Slmak Rep
ZUKRIGL. K a.o .. 1990: N:uurv.aldrc..cr.alc m o,terrc•ch. Wicn
*** ARBORESCE:\CI:S Ko: 721199R; 7311998: 7!!/1999: 81/::!(XlO. Ollicc Naunnal de, fnrcl,, Pari-.
•u Forc\1 Lncydopedm (in ru''1an1. I. II. 1985, 1986, \to,ku'l'.. SmiJCI\ka•a !-:nt11klo~di]a
**• 1979. Guid.: de Ia nalure en F-rance Borda\. Pam
•u 0:\f. 1991 L.:, Chene' de Bclleme et Rcno-Valdu:u
••• I m : l'_dunlc \Ill, ne - C\'ibl\lrgme dm Romama I\ lrgm and 4U3-\I\ Jrgm tore I 10
Romama). \1". IC~S Bucure_u
J7